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The Pac-12 canceled its sports schedule through the end of 2020 because of the coronavirus crisis. The Pac-12 and Big Ten hope to hold football seasons in the spring.
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The Big Ten became the first Power Five conference to postpone its fall football season because of the pandemic. It hopes to play in the spring.
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The college football season is in serious peril because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But what spurred the Big Ten to push for the season to be canceled?
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College football players have momentum to improve conditions during the pandemic. But not everyone is on board, as evidenced by what’s happening at Ohio State.
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The absence of fans in stadiums and arenas has created challenges for TV broadcasters looking to capture the game vividly without the colorful language.
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‘This is conference-wide collective action. It’s unprecedented,’ said an ex-Northwestern player who fell short in trying to organize his team into a union.
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The Power Five conferences all have different plans on how to pull off a college football season. Will they be able to make it work during a pandemic?
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The Pac-12 announced it will only play conference games, if there is a season, and also that Commissioner Larry Scott tested positive for COVID-19.
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Chris Hinton and his wife started College Football Parents 247 that aims to bring parents to the table, so to speak, to be able to advocate for their sons with the NCAA.
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America’s cultural reckoning means college athletes and recruits can make demands and ask big programs a big question: What will you stand for?
